Sentence examples for exotic entity from inspiring English sources

The experiments should produce an even more exotic entity called a quark-gluon plasma and allow for much more intensive study of the substances.

The lab fast-tracked the search for the particle, but cannot say for sure whether it has found it, or some more exotic entity.

The geochronological data raise the intriguing possibility that this block is an exotic entity within the dominantly Neoarchean collage in the northern domain of the Southern Granulite Terrane of India.

Taking relativistic considerations into account, however, we find that black holes are far more exotic entities.

The other was oncogenes, first found as activated copies in exotic entities called retroviruses.

The new law that was signed last month will ban the trade and ownership of wild or exotic pets for any entity other than zoos, wildlife parks, circuses and breeding or research centers, the Gulf News reported on Tuesday.

Experimental and theoretical exploration for new forms of matter, new quasiparticles, or new electronic and spin states, or new states of photon or properties of light, as well as macroscopic entities with exotic properties represented by the codes of matter, is imminent.

Until a few years ago, metabolic diseases, were thought to be controversial entities with exotic names, only a few people were involved in their research.

What matters is how HotCo arrived at 11 cents, a question that may require the investor to understand something as straightforward as the difference between cash and accrual accounting (cogently explained in an appendix), or something as exotic as the "special purpose entities" that lurked somewhere off Enron's balance sheet.

And there are some exotic investments that are simply easier to hold in a foreign entity.

"It's much more difficult to buy more exotic technologies like nuclear weapons, but there are so many private dealers and corrupt state entities, especially in the former Soviet Union.